By: Loan-Anh Pham It’s time to play… FAMILY FEUD! Give it up for Steveeee Harveyyyyyy. Welcome to Family Feud, everybody. I’m your man Steve Harvey. We’ve got a good one for you today… from Silicon Valley, it’s the Nguyen family! Top 10 questions on the board. We asked MathContinue Reading
By: Nathan Thai People cheat. News flash, right? Every year, gossip circulates about duplicity on the PSAT/NMSQT and SAT. What usually plays out is in the days following the test, a handful of students gossip about accounts of cheaters: minor offenses (trading tests and calculators, leaking or taking advantage ofContinue Reading
“Do I have strict Asian parents? I don’t think so. [Non-strict parents] don’t always check your grades, 24/7. They definitely give you a lot more freedom and privileges, like they let you stay up later. But ok, they let you stay later at like, events and stuff. They don’t reallyContinue Reading
By: Andrew Dinh Umai Savory Hot Dogs, a casual restaurant serving gourmet hot dogs, fries, hamburgers, and chicken wings,, recently opened in San Jose at 1158 North Capitol Avenue, right next to boba hotspot Tastea. Umai offers premium sausages and hot dogs served with a variety of Asian-inspired sauces andContinue Reading
By: Alana Penn Fictional stories are like portals to faraway worlds, transporting readers to lands filled with action, adventure, thrills, drama, and so much more. Aspiring writers strive to demonstrate their creativity by bringing new worlds and stories to life through their work. Many may also dream of writing andContinue Reading
“Oh, let’s see. Let me think. My favorite memory about badminton would be meeting all the people there, because each of them is really unique and although they’re all Asian, but they are very different, trust me. I like meeting new people because they’re human. Because it’s just really niceContinue Reading
By: Ryanna Lui It’s 12 midnight. You haven’t touched your homework yet, because you’ve been binge-watching your favorite Netflix series. In despair, you get up from your seat and grab a bowl of chips to munch your stress away. You reluctantly crack open the math textbook and begin working. SoundContinue Reading
By: Luke Ren To Senior Open, or to not Senior Open, that is the question. Balancing whether or not colleges would approve of one taking a slot out of their academic schedule and getting extra sleep is a difficult task for many seniors that have already completed the majority ofContinue Reading
By: Melissa Nunes Most restaurants, fast food places, packaged food, and even online recipes provide easily accessible nutrition information, so why should it be any different at our school? In case you aren’t sure what I’m talking about, nutrition information is found the little chart on the back of almostContinue Reading
By: Vivian Tsang The biggest change to the MHS Music Department is the addition of two new music directors, according to Music Director Emily Moore. The logistics of reorganizing the Music Department at the start of the school year was time consuming, but encountered no major complications, Moore added. ThereContinue Reading
By: Maira Ramos U.S. Representative Ro Khanna hosted a town hall meeting in the MHS gym on Oct. 24. Khanna answered his constituents’ questions concerning issues on global warming, taxes, war, and more. Khanna schedules town halls about once a month across his district so that he can hear fromContinue Reading
By: Genelle Gogue Competing in the Olympics for gymnastics is the goal for Sophomore Mina Popovic. She has been participating in gymnastics for almost all her life and plans to compete in the 2020 Olympics, Popovic said. Popovic has taken part in gymnastics for 11 years and is part ofContinue Reading